The first episode of Himalayan Cats with AK-47s and Eating Disorders is now out! Enjoy!
Himalayan Cats with AK-47s and Eating Disorders auditions to be the newest house team at the NYUCK Theater.
Phil: Paul Magbitang
Dan: Dan Blumbriel
Christine: Christine Holt
Kate: Kate DeFeo
Brad: Brad Anderson
Conrad: Phil Casale
Produced by Mark L. Feinsod
Story by Dan Blumbriel, Mark L. Feinsod and Paul Magbitang
Written and directed by Mark L. Feinsod
Camera by Mark L. Feinsod and Deirdre Lorenz
Edited by Mark L. Feinsod
Theme composed and performed by Richard Bennett
© 2012 Dan Blumbriel, Mark L. Feinsod and Paul Magbitang
For more information, please email himalayancatsimprov@gmail.com
I’m really enjoying Luther. Just watched episode 03 of the first season earlier tonight.
Diary of a Non-Smoker, Part 05
Day 01: 4:02 p.m. I keep thinking about something Bill Maher said on his TV show several weeks back.
You’re always one cigarette away from a pack per day habit.
My jaw is really starting to hurt from chewing this generic Nicorette.
Matt Maul’s writeup about the latest episode of Mad Men makes some fascinating parallels between the show’s characters, the Kennedy shootings and societal changes of the 1960s. Required reading for any fan of the show, I think.
Personally, I can’t wait for Sunday night’s season finale. Although the lineup of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Bored to Death and Mad Men makes for a strange viewing schedule. From the funniest show in the history of television to the most complicated and layered, with Jason Schwarzman in the middle.
Somebody recently told me that Breaking Bad is great too, but I’m a little reluctant to dive in. Terminal diseases and crystal meth just seems so bleak. Maybe I’ll give it a try, though. I saw the opening of one episode, and it was beautifully shot and very mesmerizing.
Finally finished watching the second series of this late last night. I might watch the Christmas special later on today.
A script for the hopefully forthcoming Arrested Development movie is in the works. They’re getting closer.
They’re Shooting the Good Wife on Manhattan Avenue Here in Greenpoint
I’m guessing that it’s second unit material. There don’t seem to be any stars around, and there are no enormous trailers. Just a bunch of officious-looking twenty-somethings wearing headsets and cheap clothes, and a bunch of overweight middle-aged guys in dirty sweatshirts. And they’re shooting in a bodega.
Also, I passed a policeman raiding the craft services table on my way to the gym.
If it’s Tuesday, it must be Maul of America time. Matt Maul’s latest writeup about the most recent episode of Mad Men is up.
I liked this episode. Without giving anything away, it entertaining, of course. And beautifully lit. There were a lot of scenes in unlit or dimly lit rooms, and it was handled wonderfully.
Notably, however, I find that Betty is becoming less and less sympathetic of a character as time goes on. She has a rough, unpleasant existence, to be sure, but we make our own prisons. And I’m reminded of, back in season 01, when Don told her that he often felt like he was married to a child.
Matt Maul has another perceptive writeup of the most recent episode of Mad Men posted on his blog. And, as usual, you can find me writing something in the comments.
